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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-19
BRIDGEPORT.
NNI I1U EFURT,
Aid for the Cyclone Sutlcrers-All Sorts Of

AID Tor the Cyclone Sutlcrers-All Sorts OF
News.
bridgeport WAS very quiet yesterday,
nearly everybody going 10 Martins Ferry
or St. Clairsyille.
Mayor Junkina, who sustained bad
wrench OF the knee sometime since, does
not seem to improve very rapidly.
The Ladies' Aid Society will shortly
hold meeting for the purpose Of reliev-
ing cyclone sufferers by soliciting funds.
The G. A. Il. supper and entertainment
was a grand success, over fifty dollars be-
ing banked TO be used for Decoration Day
purposes.
Rev. G. ". HOLSTER, Of this city, has
accepted cali to the Warren, o., Episco-
pal church, ut q salary Of $1,000 a year.
lie preached his initial sermon on Sunday
last.
Charles Martin and John George had a
fight on Saturday night, but not doing
much damage to each othor. Martin was
out on bail; his casa CAME up last night.
George has not yet been arrested.
a meeting Of citizens is called in the
town hall this evening to tase measures
and appoint committees to solicit funds
for the benefit OF the cyclone sufferers in
Martins Ferry and St. Olairsville. The
Citizens should all turn out and give them
a lift.
The following caaea were disposed OF by
Mayor Junkins in Police Court yesterday
James Lyle, drunk and disordeily, - and
costs; James Ford, abusing his wife, s2s5
and costs; Louis Elslicker, drunk and dis.
orderly, IS and costs; Emily kolp, abus-
Ing Nancy kindell. 81 and costs; John
White, plain drunk. 81 and coats.
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MARTINS FERRY,
General Local News From the Cyclone
Struck Town.

General Local News From the Cyclon.
Struck Town.
VIM. Orr Was yesterday serving papert
preparatory to tax collecting.
A dance given by the Happy Ten fish.
ing club in Lafayette Hall on Friday eve
ming will be- one of the successes OF the
season.
Martins Ferry has quite noted troupe
on the bill boards Tor thia evening
Francis Labatie at Lafayette Hall will
draw big crowd.
The Order Of Rechabites are now work.
Ing under q charter for sixty days. All
persons wishing to become members
should embrace tho opportunity.
An error in yesterdays ISrrLLloEScEn
said Joeeph Munslow had the first tin rooI
put on his house after the storm, MIR.
Munslow's house was scarcely hurt.
Homer Morris, while working at the
IE.na mill yesterday forenoon, slipped
and fell upon q heavy piece OF sheet iron,
receiving au ugly cut on the wrist. This
wound was sewed and dressed by DR.. Ho-
bensack.
In police court yesterday morning the
following cases Of drunkenness were dis.
posed Of: Bill Nelson, S. and costs; Chas.
Moore, 81 aud costs; John Guenther, 81
and costa. Fourteen pick-ups are reported
for this month to date by the police.
Harry Woods, foreman OF the cutting
shop at the Union glass works, while en-.
gagged in game Of ball last Thursday in
the Garden spot, had his hand badly hurt
while catching at first base. 1t has since
proved very painful and shows no signs
for the better.
Ohio Valley Court No. 1897, OF the An
cient Order OF Forestera, met in their
lodge room in Commercial block, on Sat-
urday evening. and after transacting
minor business. Will Z. Thomas was
elected J. 7. G. R. The oiiicers who were
elected at the Last meeting were installed
by D. G. Il. Mayor Keller, as follows:
David Lewellyn, W. 9. r.; Geo. Hoben.
sack, s. G. B.; Geo. Williams, J. B.. This
ia almost new organization, bu. has
nearly 100 members, with new members
being initiated each meeting night.
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MINERS WAGES CUT.
Masonic Dcdicntion-FIre Clny, Etc.,

Masonic Dcdicntion-Flre Clny, ETC., at
Brllhire.
The Masons intend 10 dedicate the new
hall OF Ionic Lodge, May "a. Representa-.
tives from all the lodges Of this neighbor.
hood will be present.
The Township School Bosyd met yes.er
day. The Board Of Trustees will hereaite,
have their office in the room used by tbe
Belmont Building Association.
The pupils Of the schools will take par
in the Decoration Day parade. They will
be drilled by MIR. Wenner and Capt. W
II. Little, both masters OF such saetica.
The G. A. r. fair and festival closed
last night. The Fan Brigade WIS present
and the contests were decided. The net
receipts have not yet been determined,
iieathesington aud Rockershousen'e
coal mines have agreed, both miners and
owners, TO have no strike. The price Is
to be reduced from 624 cents to 60 cents
per ton.
Several owners OF accessible land have
had clay analysed with a view to seeinp
II good clay for manufacturing fire brick.
sewer pipe or other articles, could not be-
found here. With the fuel and transpor.
tation tac'litlas. and the clay, too, it
you'd seem that all the conditions arc full
tiited TOR manufacturing in that limo sue.
cessinlly. ]. II. Milligan has Just had
completed an analysis OF clay on his
farm, by Mr.. Thomas, OF tho Bellsire steel
works laboratory, and the componente are
found 10 be rs follows, tho second figures
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MOUSDSvILLE,
Prisoners-Sheep Ktlied-Gns md OIL,

Prisoners-Sheep Ktlled-Gns and OIL
General Price.
G. R. Oldham is visiting in Marietta.
William Blake, Of Blake & Son. died
suddenly Of heart disease at 4r.M.
There will be quite a crowd 90 from
Moundsville to see Emmett tonight.
Henry Snider ia still in Jail potyitb.
standing his pathetic appeal to Judge
Jacob.
Esquire Edwards went to Martins Fer.
ry yesterday to see the effects Of the late
storm.
Rebecca Williams, U. s. prisoner, and
Alex Long, were discharged from the pen.
itentiary yesterday.
Work on the Episcopal church to be
erected near the depot will be commenced
in a few days. The building will be a
model OF modern architecture.
G. A. Showacre returned home from the
Wild West Saturday. He does not much
resemble the cowboy he is reputed to be,
having had his long locks clipped at
Chicago.
Smith Francis, living near Pleasant
Valley, lost number Of valuable sheep
one day last week by doga. Mr.. Francis
came to town to bring suit against the
owners Of the dogs Tor the damages sus-
tanned.
Gen. ?. ". Price left for Charleston Yea.
terday morning and presumably the peonle
Of New Martinsrille had their picnic in sc.
cordancs with the Generals kind otIeT
In any event the Democracy of Wetzei
viii find the General no side show; and
neither their rawlings nor their tsily will
lndnce him to vote Tor Camden against bis
Will.
The leading question among Democrats
Is as to the position Mr., Peck Is HOLDING At
the prison. Whenever and wherever two
or three members Of that PARTY ere oath.
cred together Mr.. Peck ia GENERALLY The
subject Of their remarks, which ara anv.
thing but complimentary TO that pentls.
man. Through sill this political es,ranve-
ment Mr.. Peck has conducted himsoIf az
a gentleman, and is winning many frienda
by his manly courae.
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The rain yesterday intcrlercd with thu
ball game between the Duluth and Wheel
ing club. There will bo a game to-day /
the weather is not too bSd. The following
will be the composition o! the two mines
Wheeling. Crcyhan.l :; Damn, p. Dushane
O.; Wee,iake, c.; Smith, r.; Speidel,
Sichol, m; Steel, .; Dudley, 5. Duluth
AXE, =; Mcmillan, m. Kellogg, 3; Barnes
r; strorthess, |; Hunter, l.; Foulkrod
B.; ksmmler, c.; iloaGher, y.
Tomorrow afternoon tho Hanilions, Of
Canada, will play the Wheeling club
Game called at $3.50 o'clock.
The Bellnire Independent OF Inst evening
says: win White, tho Ahort.stop OF the
l.0uiavillc base bull club, left this morning
for Louisville TO take his place in the club
He has been holding OF for an increase il,
salary TO 1900. A telegram granting him
the amount asked waH received by him
yesterday, and hc left ,his morning 10 he.
yin tho season.
Mr.. Arthur Little yesterday loft a! the
lSTElLlGKSCRR oiliCn $40 to DO divided be.
tween tho Martins Ferry and 81. Olsits.
vile relief iunda.
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Building, for April ID, is before ua, and
le, in the fullest sense, a Church Number
We note. in looking over the full page
plates. eight dilIeren. churches from i've
we'll known church architects, suitable
for different denominations, together with
auggeetions for pews, desks and other
church fittings. Besides which there are
desiRns Tor ei'y and country houses which
oiiar excellent suggestions Tor parsouayes.
budding has, from time 10 time, brought
out sketches Tor churches and chapels,
and ,we.unders!and, purpoeeB in the future
giving church work a. lair proportion oil
lta attention, and we consider that sub.
acription to this paper would DO good
Investment for any church building com.
mlttee. Mr.. Comstock, Of Now York, the
Publisher, informs Us tina; school house
architecture will he made the special sub.
iect otan early number as church archi.
lecture 10 OF this ono. besides the illus.
trationB, each number will contain yalua.
bio and interesting articles on architect
ural and building mattera.
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BRILLIANT MUSICAL ByESr.
Tho Opera House Orchestra's Concert Pack
The Opera House with Lovers OF Music.

mo no opefA House orehsstr"'s Concert Pack
Ins opsi" mouse WIN Lovers OF Music.
Last nights concert by the Opera Houst
Orchestra, being the sixth Of theee ANNA
entertainments. wss dac,dedlv tba hr,, =,
49,, II, M es'N' 'A' We. VI
tAoA a''. NO programme was Of nigh
grace, OUT all the selections were suliici
emily In the popular vein or 80 well know n
that everybody could enjoy them, Fo,
the frat time the orchestra used It's new
kettle drums, and being skillfully PLAYED
they added very much to tho general
effect. tlI
The orcheetra, reinforced 10 wenty.f;ve
pieces, was strong and we'll balanced
This was the frat appearance OF p,oi.
Apcil In Wheeling as the conductor Of A
grand orchestra, and he scored a brilliant
success. His mastery was complete. and
having excellent material at Ma com.
mand, the triumph was conceded on ali
hands. From the overture to Oberon to
the last number, ION the Beautiful Blno
Danube" the work Of the orcheatra was
artistic In q high degree, and gave entiro
satisiac!ion TO as critical an audience AZ
Wheeling can bring together. Klinv'a
"Shepherd's Life In the Alps." given at
last years concert for the flrst lime in
Wheeling--a brilliant composition-waa
the great popular hit OF last nieht. hein0
produced with all the stage sccessories.
The soloists, Miss Flora Williams. iso.
prauoI. Miss ANNA LANG IharrI onj SI.
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The following parties have sent In thei
checka for the following amounts:

.... ....., ........ $3.50 %
The following committees were appoint.
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LOCAL BnEv1TIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abou,
tho City. ...... m.

Matters OF Minor moment In and About
tho City. .. N.
OPERA HousE this evening-Emmett "a
Fritz" gs
NEw homegrown asparagus has Bp.
peared in the Wheeling market, and sells
at 10 cents bunch.
The Elm Grove railroad will run a ape,
cial car to the country after the Emmett,
performance this evening.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord three deeds Of trust and cemetery
deed, and issued one marriage license.
THosg people who were recently be-
moaning the absence Of rain, are now get.
ting plenty OF rain, such "a 1t is, but 1t Il
too cold to suit them.
NOBLE BROTHERS received laat week .
case from Troy, n. Y, containing twenty
boxes OF Monarch shirta. Three OF the
boxes had been ritled by thieves while II
transit.
Will @. CowrER's company did not ap
pear yesterday, and the Grand was closet
las. night. Tho ruuor Was that tho com
biHatlon had gone to pieces at Baltimore
and that Manager Genther was Informed
Of the fact on Sunday. He allowed 1t tt
be announced yesterday that the compan!
would appear last night.
| LAST week Burgess Hazlett and aevera
OF our Councilmen visited Wheeling t
examine the celebrated friedrich pave
ments OF TINT city. They were hlghl!
pleased with the work and brought homl
some OF the bricks, which may be seen a
Hsz!e,ts banking houae. They are bet
tor and in the end cheaper than the lime
stone used OIL our Streets IIWhinyton
Pa., Reporter.
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a Former Wheeling Man

In notice Of an o.gsn concert there re-.
Gently, The Columbus, Ohio, J0armai cage:
TIE concert began with piano dust by
Professor Ebeling and Mr.. Herman Il.
Schmidt, the "Grand Overture 10 William
Tell" which wss played with admirable
brilHancy and precision Of technique.
Professor Herman Ebeling, the church
orgauis;, Played Tor bis lrst number new
fantastic by Saiut.SaenB, which testeI thu
powers OF the organ and diup!ayel the fine
Rchola!ship Of the 9!gsnist. His second
number cuEsiated OF two eelections, the
frat 3 transcription by himself from Schu.
mann Of tl.e bird as prophe;." delicateIy
done, the second brilliant otIertory from
Wely. Professor Ebelings masieiansitip
WAC brilliantly illustrated by this varied
programme.
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Tbs Stove Multicrs,

The patterns OF the St. Louis stove firm
whose molders struck recently, were river
10 the moIders at Bella foundry, in Nortl
Wheeling, yesterday. There was some
show OF objection to their use, but the
men made the stoves. The proprietora
do not anticipate any trouble, Their
force is small now, owing TO the nsuaI
dull seasoa experienced at this time OF
year.
b. Fisher 4 Son, of the Star foundry,
say they have no trouble and expect
more. They are in operation as usual.
Neither the Star foundry, the Martini
Ferry stove works nor the ioundries Mt
Belaire belong to the National Associa.
ton.
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CYCLONE ECHOES,
SERIOUS DAMAGE by THE RAIN
Ceilings Crumbled, Walls Hulned and vnl
liable Goods Spoiietl-The Discomfort
OF tho Observation-Disclosures to
the Relief Fund Yesterday. e..

Yesterday, as every previous day Hince
Friday, the interest Of the entire commu.
nifty conferred In the cyclone, and It was
the main topic OF conversation about
town. A telegram received last evening
from St. Clairsville says that there, the
rain falling upon the unrooied houses in
tho pathway OF the tornado, made the
damage much worse THANH was when the
storm was over. Ceilings that had been
left over the first atories OF many homes
were saturated with water and fell upou
the ground floors, thus making the dam.
age complete. The felt roofs nut on
loosely by many persons, as temporary
shelter, proved delusion and snare,
They did not shed the water at all. That
many Of the people are in distress il
certain, and immediate assistance should
be rendered by the more fortunate people.
The storm has been traced through the
entire length OF Belmont county, from
Martins Ferry through Barton Station
and st. Clatrsvflle, and on past the luhrm.
AIRY, ms lar rs Holloway's, four miles from
! FluEuluK. lue tTaCk ~ luhlkeu through
out by ruined buildings and iallon trees
About Barton the storm was very severe
1t struck Ed Arrick's house aud barn
equhrely, and Of both buildings nothing
but the kitchen Of the residence remains
Across the creek toward Martins Forry. a
clean swath was cut through the timber
come Of the overturned trees being d
great size. Between St. Clairsville and
tho lahrmary but q single house escaped
Among the buildings destroyed were
several strong brick dwellings.
a peculiar feature Of the effects Of the
cyclone which haa not yet been commeu.
ted on in print, Ia the fac, that numbe,
OF buildings which were struck by the
wind on the west side show no damage
except the falling out OF the east wall.
This ID true Of Squire Davis's shop In St.
Clsirsyills, and the Morrow house, lust
east Of the Big Wood, was struck on the
south side and the north side bulged out.
This can be due but to one cause, the suc-
ton Of tho air after the wind had passed
! the house,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers Ia the CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers la the Ctr and Wheeling Folk
AbrOnd.
Mr.. Il. N. Patterson, OF Weston, WAS q,
the Sts,nm House last evening.
Mrs. DR.. Haz!ett, Mias Katie llazletN
and Misa florence OFT leave to-day fol
New York.
Mrs. August Roll and her sou, Mr.. viii
Rolf, who have been travelling in the
Southwest, have returned home.
Colonel and Mrs. John L. Sullivan and
Pat F. Sheedy, his manager, and wife, oc
cupied rooms at the Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. ". Z. Tingle, Of Zsnesville, is again
registered at the Stsmm House. He ie
still representing large tobacco house Of
Louisville.
President S. L. Mooney, OF the Bellaire,
Xanesvile & Cincinnati narrow gauge,
and DR.. r. II. Armstrong came up from
Woodsfeld yesterday.
Miss Bessie Richardson, daughter Of the
late n. Richardson, Eco, Of Wheeling, &C.
compauiei by John Hawley, eldest son OIL
the late Mrs. Hs.!ey, Of Red Wing, Mimi,
nee Miss Hattie Blackstock, formerly oil ,hia
place, paid abort visit to the family OF
Mr.. Jacob Mckennsn on Friday last
HaMin9ioM, Pa, Reporter.
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RIVER NEWS,
Stn5e Of TIM Wntor mud Movements OF til,
tontp.

stnso OF thu Wntor mud Movements OF til,
hontp.
Tho Katie Stockdalc is due down at NJ,
early ftoar this morning ouroutc tor Pitts.
hurgh. She passed up on time Sunday
noon.
Tho General rke, which has been laid
up NJ Cincinnati for tho past two weeks
Oh account Of broken machinery, is OK.
pected 10 pass up to-day in her regular
trade.
The Andcs Ia to.day's regular packet
from this por, to Cincinnati, from which
point she arrived last evening, having a
splendid trip on board. Thia large and
popular 8tafn-wlieelur, 40 nearly every
ono knows, 10 provided with all thu con.
yononcos md guarantees satisfaction to
all hor patrons. Uapt. Charlie Muhlc.
nun Ia still In command.
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SIDE WALK INSTRUCTIONS.
y Stranger Seriously Hurt by Il FALL on the
Pavement,

y Stranger Seriously Hurt by FALL on the
Pavement.
Mr.. o. J. Wangclin, commercial tour.
ist from Cincinnati, had the misfortune to
meet with Devere accident in this city
Sunday night. He came in from the Weat
on the Baltimore x Ohio express that
evening. The tIsin was considerably late
and when the people for this point ar.
rived here they found tho supper hour at
the hotels over. Mr.. Waugclin stopped
at the Stamm; he wea directed by the
clerk where he could find a restaurant,
and started ont with friend. That was
about O'Clock; about II O'Clock 80 he
WAC returning to tho hotel, he was walking
rapidly and stumbled over n cellar door or
coal hole cover and fell violently forward.
He put GU. hia hands to save himself and
fell on his right hand with such force that
his shoulder wrs badly dis!ocated and
the bones oil the e!bcw Of that arm irac.
tuIed in pNiniul manner.
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Ia Part II Of tho Circu, Caurt yrate1.
day petit jury WEB e'npsEe!rd, aud the
cgse Of the city aratEat JOSEPH, ioAnpoa
appealed IRON this Police Court, TAore he
TaB !iaed and Rfntenurd to the Tcrg.
house iol resisting Al officer, was ;t!sd 10
Il jury and ae waA found not guilty.
desm Dag, Indicted for breaking into
SeamHn h 2r"ru'y, on the Island, forfeited
hiH recoVnIxsnu., and mirc jrcias Sag
directed to Isaue ipt HIN and lin bonds.
man,
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PROPOSALS.
Notice TO Contractors

W ~ spsniS ~ or OHIO County,
Sealed proposals will be- received a, ,h,s q ,r,.
uuEl -'lh inst. 81 10 o clock 4 Ia 80 h t1
| LOWING county work. VIZ: 49, ''' '''c !o4'
lso enhc ra4ds >, B. road Trsdelphia District.
| BOXES Hill $. & Is. road. Kicb,s,, n,,.-.. :,
| cubic Yards macadamzinc, ~ sHicN ~
mseasm sI1n 70 L. q. 4 =. road % cubc yards
Eihape' Kun to spsingers 90 cubic cards mac,
Elm I, Grove and Eosss HILL ,custc Yards msc
GresEs,vlle. Clinton aud Potomac p,,,,,., M.
ny Et Wv cHnie yards matchmaking D'S'
trio, An cS;, Linton and Potomac Liberty his
mAcAlAm!zng '''''' LOU cubic yanI
pi se!ys - Barn and Demcn, Cemetery. Rlc,,sc,
! ict ~ cubic yards mHcAdauiznc' Nc"'"''a
| Middle Wheeling Crrel Un,rnt t.1lss;;, ~,
yards macadamz!nr, N""'' ca0j' 0U cubI
va nlsq1s Manssls Creek upper cua 80 cub.
MeGfaws Run 10 T. C. Ip ,o,,
| macadAmizlnH. '''"'' l'o eno!c ySids
,.i Meeting House Ill., seO cubic ya:as pacasau
,r re;sr, RMn T.iadelphla District, ,,ocr,,o
rssS,s I'm kichana District, ,o emit, vsr.
peninsula Road, 500 cubic v0-,s ,.,.,
tpG9sue run, 20 cubic yards nsr,S
aTs, MY 10 Glenus Run, IS cubi" rsn.
River toau, Glcnn's prr - ~,
enbic yarns mae8ttututziur. '''o"e COUNTY leu
hiee and CssteEnu's Kun. n crh,o ,..,
vc H!s m. saa ca''lom"ns sua cubic ynas cut
naQadAmzluS. ID 'o"u' !Vo cubic yards
amiIing '''1 FORK leo cubic yards mAcad
nm sh9is Creek sOu, Fork 80 cubic yards m,c,a
ys ysssy SFUyS and Middle Wheeling, 50 cns
yards cn,v msovs md Middle whcaliur, ;u cubr
''M WI cu!Veft masonry '''s' w e"U'V
wheeling, Wtsl Liberty an,
SSiL.cl SN cubic yan!s mnrnt" .''"'e'
District ~ or WSN Liberty and iAihsuv. Sihcr,r
Whnnii,,Sso Sup'G Yards MAcNt!amlZinc '"0'''!
am!siur' "Nu f"'rmonL S0V cubiu cards rncat.
Mss unHn aud Eoacys Point AGO cub,c ys,.
cu mMtnestins Mud Elm Grove, Ri,ch,c n,,,,, 10,
e" wig yanis macadam,Ziuc, '"'N'e pis'sicI' W.
l7o cubic yards MAN Sty" Trsdclrhia District
Rmizng w survey ~ rs cubic yards g,acad.
inac@1AmAing. N"'' hN cubic yaniS
~ 'ttopoSAls Tor masonry must t,c,r,., ,,..,,,,
Se ~ ,,uations. HOS Tor Mi CLASSES y, r.viHH NV,
tho nj ~, sunc yard. All prItv,snf. n'N, stSt,
nnl mus NHn@ o. bidders, with ros,nnl"e sIl s
rraponsiblr n,r, IIon,panicd by inc names Of twU
Of Soa,ract Il NwNrS ~ I"Fies for the performance
matu nnI nta ~ hnove given N.e only surru,t
IA, inr ~. subject to change '
signed. "''o" apply 10 the under
bids, 'e'''S 'he fisht 10 rylcSt Any or AL
'-"'''S proposals, "rwyosss tas County wott
W. =. =, ,.!Mt Of Tho Roani oi Commissioners.
"N' s%'An' Count! Engineer. apis
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This evening Joseph X. Emmett Al.
pears at tho Opera i!uusp in "Fritz, orr
Cousin German" INT palo VI reserved
BeGlA began at Bnuner'a music e.oTe ye4.
tefdNy morning, and there was 90 general
Il Hnie Of thcao downstairs that tho gallery
8eats will DO placed on nAie thta morning.
Emmett il said 10 be in good voice ,h;t
aeaeon, and his play lie compound Of the
good points Of all Tue old ones when he
made famous.
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Mtss'a lIale and StXlaaker, whose hox
and bung factory waa destroyed BY fire veg.
terday morning, have not Yet decided
whether they will rebuild OF not. Mr..
Hale came up last evening from parkers.
burg. The factory hal built up thriving
bnaneaa, local and general, and Mr.
Stalnaker WAS yesterday engaged in mott.
Tying buyera that oriera could not be
filled. The local barrel and keg makers
tiEd the destruction oi7he factory both in.
convenient and costly. Mr.. staIIaker ha,i
arranged 10 leave for Charleston Yesterday
morning, but the ira detained him. lie
will 20 down this morning.